Norman's practice encompasses a broad range of creditors' rights and intellectual property matters. His creditors' rights practice includes the representation of creditors, trustees, and other stakeholders in bankruptcy, collections, foreclosures, receiverships, and workouts. He has represented a wide variety of creditors, including financial institutions, community lenders, equipment manufacturers, community associations, logistics companies, and various other trade creditors.
In his intellectual property practice, Norman assists businesses and individuals with identifying, protecting, enforcing, and managing their IP rights; with trademark and service mark selection, clearance, and registration; in trademark proceedings before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office; and in negotiating the acquisition and transfer of intellectual property rights.
Prior to attending law school and joining the Firm, Norman worked in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries for six years.
